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If the cerebellum of a person is slightly damaged, which of the following will be impaired?

  • A. vision
  • B. Walking
  • C. Breathing
  • D. Digestion
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44

In humans, which of the following pairs of hormones correspond to male and female respectively?

  • A. Oestroqen and adrenalin
  • B. Progesterone and testosterone
  • C. Testosterone and oestrogen
  • D. Adrenalin and progesterone
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45

Which of the following organs in humans is responsible for the removal of excess water?

  • A. The spleen
  • B. The kidney
  • C. Large intestine
  • D. Small intestine
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46

Adrenalin is considered as a hormone for β€œfright and flight” because it

  • A. controls the fluid content of the body
  • B. is used in protein metabolism
  • C. plays a role in the pH balance of the body fluids
  • D. prepares the body for action.
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47

In which of the following processes in mammals is liquid passed from blood capillaries to Bowmanβ€˜s capsule?

  • A. Filtration
  • B. Diffusion
  • C. Osmosis
  • D. Reabsorption
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48

The oxygen released during photosynthesis is obtained

  • A. from the catalytic splitting of carbon-dioxide in plant tissues
  • B. from the breakdown of glucose molecules in cells
  • C. during the photolysis of water using energy trapped in chlorophyll
  • D. by the excretion of excess oxygen in plant tissues
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49

Which of the following does not occur during inhalation in mammals?

  • A. Rib cage is raised up
  • B. Diaphragm contracts and becomes dome shaped
  • C. Inter-coastal muscle contracts
  • D. Volume of the thoracic cavity increases.
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50

Which of the following is used to measure the rate of water uptake in plants?

  • A. Potometer
  • B. Hydrometer
  • C. Hygrometer
  • D. aspirator
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51

The function of the red blood cells is to

  • A. engulf invading bacteria
  • B. aid in protein formation
  • C. transport oxygen to the cells
  • D. control blood glucose level
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52

Diffusion is most effective in living organisms, when the surface area is

  • A. large and the thickness is also large
  • B. small while the thickness is large
  • C. large while the thickness is small
  • D. the same as its thickness.
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53

Which of the following will ease the friction between the ends of bones in a movable joint?

  • A. Serum
  • B. Tissue
  • C. Blood plasma
  • D. Synovial fluid.
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54

The following are methods of measuring plant growth except

  • A. determining the fresh and dry weights of the plant
  • B. counting the number of fruits produced
  • C. measuring the increase in height of the shoot
  • D. measuring the length and breadth of a leaf.
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55

Study the information below. Use it to answer question below

In an experiment to study the rate of water loss in plants, leaves of a potted plant were treated as follows:
I. Upper surface covered with Vaseline ll. Lower surface covered with Vaseline
III. Both surfaces covered with Vaseline IV. None of the leaf surfaces covered

Indicate in a descending order, the rate of water loss from the leaves

  • A. I, II, III and IV
  • B. II, I, III and IV
  • C. III, II, I and IV
  • D. IV, I, II and III
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56

Which of the following definitions best describes excretion? The

  • A. liberation of energy from food
  • B. release of faeces from the body
  • C. breakdown of food molecules
  • D. removal of the waste products of metabolism.
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57

Which of the following will cause wilting in plants?

  • A. Humidity
  • B. Coldness
  • C. Adequate soil water
  • D. Excessive transpiration
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58

Which of the following represents the correct sequence, from the most complex of organisations?

  • A. Mitochondrion, Muscle, Alimentary canal, Rabbit, Heart, Neurone
  • B. Mitochondrion, Neurone, Muscle, Heart, Alimentary canal, Rabbit
  • C. Alimentary canal, Neurone, Muscle, Heart, Rabbit. Mitochondrion
  • D. Rabbit, Mitochondrion, Heart, Neurone, Alimentary canal, Muscle
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59

Which of the following depicts the external features of a rat as mammal?

  • A. Long intestine and tail
  • B. Diaphragm and lungs
  • C. Milk and sweat production
  • D. Fur and whisker
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60

Animal cells are different from plant cells because animal cells have

  • A. definite cell wall
  • B. large vacuole
  • C. centrioles
  • D. Chloroplast
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61

Which part of part of plant cell contains cellulose?

  • A. Vacuole
  • B. Cytoplasm
  • C. Cell wall
  • D. Chloroplast
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62

Which of the following organism has both plant and animal-like features

  • A. Paramecium
  • B. Euglena
  • C. Amoeba
  • D. Spirogyra
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63

Which of the following characteristics differentiates a palisade cell from a liver cell? The possession of

  • A. a cell wall and a cytoplasm
  • B. a vacuole and a nucleus
  • C. non-cell membrane and chloroplast
  • D. a cell wall and chloroplast
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